Campus Crime and Safety Alerts

These crime alerts are provided to keep all members of the University of San Diego community up to date with and aware of all ongoing criminal acts.

Department of Public Safety Alert2015-02-17DPS Case15-00159On Tuesday February 17, 2015, at approximately 5:07 pm, the Department of Public Safety made contact with two males identified as James Sperry and Scott Schafer. The two individuals are not affiliated with the University of San Diego and are not permitted to be on campus of the University of San Diego. Should you see the individuals (shown below), do not attempt to contact them, and please call DPS immediately at 619-260-2222. If you observe any suspicious activity, you are encouraged to contact Public Safety immediately at 61-260-2222.Department of Public Safety Alert2015-02-15DPS Case15-00126The individual shown in the photos below is Mr. Victor Ekuta. Mr. Ekuta is not permitted to be on the campus of the University of San Diego. Should you see this individual, do not attempt to contact him, and please call DPS immediately at 619-260-2222. If you observe any suspicious activity, you are encouraged to contact Public Safety immediately at 619-260-2222.
Department of Public Safety Alert2015-02-13DPS Case15-00116On Wednesday February 11, 2015, at 1:49 am, the Department of Public Safety made contact with Mr. Edward Kent Quam on the bottom of the stairs on Linda Vista Road. Mr. Quam is a 20 year old white male approximately 5’10” and 150 lbs with blonde hair and brown eyes. Mr. Quam is not affiliated with the University of San Diego and he is not permitted to be on the campus of the University of San Diego. Should you see Mr. Quam (shown below), do not attempt to contact him, and please call DPS immediately at 619-260-2222. If you observe any suspicious activity, you are encouraged to contact Public Safety immediately at 619-260-2222.Department of Public Safety Alert2014-12-19DPS Case14-01282On Thursday December 18, 2014, at approximately 9:29 pm, the Department of Public Safety made contact with two unidentified males at Palomar Hall. One of the males appeared to be 35-40 years of age. He was about 5’8” tall, 150lbs, with short brown hair and a beard. The second male also appeared to be 35-40 years of age. He was about 6’ tall, 170lbs, and had a small amount of facial hair beneath his lower lip. The two individuals are not affiliated with the University of San Diego and are not permitted to be on the campus of the University of San Diego. Should you see the individuals (shown below), do not attempt to contact them, and please call DPS immediately at 619-260-2222. If you observe any suspicious activity, you are encouraged to contact Public Safety immediately at 619-260-2222.Department of Public Safety Alert2014-11-13DPS Case14-01156The individual shown in the photos below is Mr. Kevin Dee Martin. Mr. Martin is not permitted to be on the campus of the University of San Diego. Should you see this individual, do not attempt to contact him, and please call DPS immediately at 619-260-2222. If you observe any suspicious activity, you are encouraged to contact Public Safety immediately at 619-260-2222. Department of Public Safety Alert2014-10-27DPS Case14-01049On Tuesday October 21, 2014, and on Friday October 24, 2014, between 9:00 pm and 10:00 pm, the Department of Public Safety made contact with Mr. Edward Kent Quam on the fifth floor of Maher Hall. Mr. Quam is a 20 year old white male approximately 5’10” and 150 lbs with blonde hair and brown eyes. Mr. Quam is not affiliated with the University of San Diego and he is not permitted to be on the campus of the University of San Diego. Should you see Mr. Quam (shown below), do not attempt to contact him, and please call DPS immediately at 619-260-2222. If you observe any suspicious activity, you are encouraged to contact Public Safety immediately at 619-260-2222.Department of Public Safety Alert2014-10-07DPS Case14-00952The individual shown in the photos below is Mr. Julio Caesar Valenzuela. Mr. Valenzuela is not permitted to be on the campus of the University of San Diego. Should you see this individual, do not attempt to contact him, and please call DPS immediately at 619-260-2222. If you observe any suspicious activity, you are encouraged to contact Public Safety immediately at 619-260-2222. Department of Public Safety Alert2014-09-05DPS Case14-00754The individual shown in the photos below is Mr. Scott Rausher. Mr. Rausher is not permitted to be on the campus of the University of San Diego. Should you see this individual, do not attempt to contact him, and please call DPS immediately at 619-260-2222. If you observe any suspicious activity, you are encouraged to contact Public Safety immediately at 619-260-2222.
Department of Public Safety Alert2014-09-03DPS Case14-00736On Tuesday September 2, 2014, at approximately 9:25 pm Public Safety made contact with Mr. Ryan Roper. Mr. Roper is a 31 year old white male approximately 6’1” and 165 lbs. with brown hair and hazel eyes. Mr. Roper is not affiliated with the University of San Diego and he is not permitted to be on the campus of the University of San Diego.
Mr. Roper (shown below) was reported to have been seen in the vicinity of San Buenaventura Residence Hall. Should you see this individual, do not attempt to contact him, and please call DPS immediately at 619-260-2222. If you observe any suspicious activity, you are encouraged to contact Public Safety immediately at 619-260-2222.Department of Public Safety Alert2014-08-14DPS Case14-00682The individual (pictured below) is not permitted to be on the USD campus. Should you see this individual, do not attempt to contact her, and please call DPS immediately at 619-260-2222.Department of Public Safety Alert2014-07-09DPS Case14-00616Michael Shaules (pictured below) is not permitted to be on the USD campus. Should you see this individual, do not attempt to contact him, and please call DPS immediately at 619-260-2222.Campus Safety Alert2014-03-22DPS Case14-00275On Saturday, March 22, 2014 at approximately 2:20 am, Public Safety responded to the area of Mission Crossroads on a report of a subject that was punched and possibly knocked out.
The individuals involved in this incident were driving the silver Toyota Sienna van that is pictured below with California license plate 4KRM813.
Should you see this vehicle, do not attempt to contact anyone associated with the vehicle, and please call DPS immediately at 619-260-2222. If you have any information regarding this incident and you have not contacted Public Safety, please call Public Safety at 619-260-7777. As always, if you observe any suspicious activity on campus, you are encouraged to contact Public Safety immediately at 619-260-2222.
Department of Public Safety Alert2012-10-09DPS Case12-00954James Patrick Priest (pictured below) is not permitted to be on the USD campus. Should you see this individual, do not attempt to contact him, and please call DPS immediately at 619-260-2222.

CAMPUS SAFETY ALERT
03/22/2014
DPS Case #14-00275
Myles Kendrick and Ricardo Galindo (pictured below) are not permitted to be on the USD campus. Their vehicle, a Toyota Sienna van with California license plate 4KRM813, is also pictured below.

Should you see this vehicle or the individuals below, do not attempt to contact them, and please call DPS immediately at 619-260-2222. If you observe any suspicious activity on campus, you are encouraged to contact Public Safety immediately at 619-260-2222.

DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SAFETY ALERT
03/20/2014
DPS Case #14-00265
The woman pictured below is not permitted to be on the USD campus. Should you see this individual, do not attempt to contact her, and please call DPS immediately at 619-260-2222.

CAMPUS SECURITY ALERT
12/02/2013
DPS Case #13-01019

DPS has identified a vehicle that is not affiliated with the University of San Diego community and is not permitted on campus. The vehicle is described as a red Infiniti G35 with chrome rims and red spokes (CA license plate 6DJL639). A similar vehicle is pictured below.

Should you see this vehicle, do not approach it and please call DPS immediately at 619-260-2222. If you observe any suspicious activity, you are encouraged to contact Public Safety immediately at 619-260-2222.

CAMPUS SECURITY ALERT
11/07/2013
DPS Case #13-01114
Thomas William Morgan (pictured below) is not permitted to be on the USD campus. Mr. Morgan was observed today in the vicinity of the Vista bike shed in the Vistas West parking lot. Should you see this individual, do not attempt to contact him, and please call DPS immediately at 619-260-2222. If you observe any suspicious activity, you are encouraged to contact Public Safety immediately at 619-260-2222.

CAMPUS SAFETY ALERT
05/29/2013
DPS Case #13-00501
Charles Oakey (pictured below) is not permitted to be on the USD campus. Should you see this individual, do not attempt to contact him, and please call DPS immediately at 619-260-2222.

CAMPUS SAFETY ALERT
05/25/2013
DPS CASE #13-00516

On Saturday, May 25th, 2013, at approximately 2316 Hours, Public Safety contacted a male in the valley, later to be identified as Richard Ivan Clark, and was found in possession of burglary tools and University property. Upon further investigation, San Diego Police Department was notified and arrested Clark for possession of burglary tools and other violations.

Richard Ivan Clark is a white male, 54 years old, 5'10", 198 lbs, with brown hair and blue eyes. He may be seen driving a Blue Street-Legal Golf Cart, CA-6HKS948, or a Black 1995 Ford Truck CA-050126S

Clark is not a student, nor otherwise affiliated with the University. Should you see this individual, do not attempt to make contact, and please call DPS immediately at (619) 260-2222.

Public Safety reminds the community to never hesitate to report someone or something that you feel may be suspicious.

On Thursday, May 09, 2013 at approximately 6:11 a.m. Public Safety observed an individual riding one bicycle with another one in tow near Shiley Science & Technology Center. When an officer attempted to make contact with the individual, the suspect dropped the bicycles and fled towards Linda Vista Road. San Diego Police Department arrived to assist but after a thorough search, the suspect was unable to be located. This same individual is also suspected in a vehicle burglary which occurred in the Mission Parking Structure.

The suspect (pictured below) is described as a black male, approximately 5’8” tall, and 165 lbs.

Should you see this individual, do not attempt to contact him, and please call DPS immediately at 619-260-2222. If you observe any suspicious activity, you are encouraged to contact Public Safety immediately at 619-260-2222.

CAMPUS SAFETY ALERT
05/02/2013
DPS CASE #13-00426

On Thursday, May 2, 2013 at approximately 9:02 p.m., at the University Terrace Apartments East Parking Lot, Public Safety responded to a report of vehicle parts stolen from a resident's vehicle.

Upon investigation with the victim, the time-frame of this case occurred from May 2, 2013 at 10:30 a.m. to 9:02 p.m. There were no suspect descriptions provided as there were no witnesses associated with this case.

Public Safety reminds the community to never hesitate to report someone or something that you feel may be suspicious.

On Monday, April 22, 2013 at approximately 1:12 a.m. Public Safety responded to a report of a suspicious vehicle parked adjacent to the Presidio Terrace Apartments. Upon investigation, two subjects, Tyler Krapf and Ashleigh Wiese, were identified as the occupants of the vehicle. They are not students and are not otherwise affiliated with the university. The subjects were in possession of a pair of nunchakus and a switchblade knife, and were arrested for weapons violations.

The vehicle is a silver Ford Taurus with California license plate 6SFL468.

Should you see this vehicle or the individuals matching the above descriptions, do not attempt to contact them, and please call DPS immediately at 619-260-2222. If you observe any suspicious activity, you are encouraged to contact Public Safety immediately at 619-260-2222.

Department of Public Safety Alert2013-04-13
DPS Case 13-00362

James Robert Gardner (above) is not permitted to be on the USD campus. James Gardner is a White Male Adult, Age 19, approximately 6’03”, 170 lbs, with Brown Hair and Brown Eyes. Should you see this individual, do not attempt to contact him, and please call DPS immediately at 619-260-2222.

On the weekend of December 8, 2012, the Department of Public Safety was advised of three (3) cases of stolen catalytic converters from three (3) separate vehicles, specifically older model Toyota Pick-Ups. Two (2) cases occurred in the Alcalá Vistas East Parking Lot and Manchester Village, Building “2” Parking Garage.

Upon investigation with the victims, the time-frame of these cases occurred from December 6 through December 8, 2012. There were no suspect descriptions provided as due to no witnesses associated with these cases.

If you have any information regarding these incidents, please call DPS immediately at: 619-260-2222.

Public Safety reminds the community to never hesitate to report someone or something that you feel may be suspicious.

On December 5, 2012, at approximately 9:20 p.m., the Department of Public Safety responded to a report of a USD Student robbed at gun-point across the street from the University Terrace Apartments, 1325 Goshen St., San Diego CA 92110. Upon investigation with the San Diego Police, the USD Student reported two male subjects, one armed with a black handgun, demanded the student's phone and wallet.

If you have any information regarding these individuals or this incident, please call DPS immediately at (619) 260-2222 or the San Diego Police Department at (619) 531-2000.

Please refer to http://www.sandiego.edu/safety/prevention/tips/ for information on personal safety.

Department of Public Safety Alert2012-10-19
DPS Case 12-00993
On October 16, 2012 the Department of Public Safety responded to a report of a bicycle theft that occurred at the Missions Café Bike Rack. Upon reviewing our surveillance cameras, DPS was able to capture video of three possible suspects on October 12, 2012 at approximately 9:00pm. The three suspects are described as: Suspect 1: Male possibly in his mid 20's, medium build, dread locks, beard, no mustache, wearing a knit cap, heavy jacket, dark pants, and a backpack. Suspect 2: Male possibly in his mid 20's, medium build, dark hair, mustache, wearing a baseball cap, jacket, and baggy shorts. Suspect 3: Male possibly in his mid 20's, stocky build, goatee, wearing a dark knit cap, checkered button down shirt, jeans, may have been carrying gloves. Please refer to the following link to view the video footage of the incident: DPS Case 12-00993 Video. If you have any information regarding these individuals or this incident, please call DPS immediately at 619-260-2222.

DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SAFETY ALERT
10/12/2012
DPS CASE #12-00993

DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SAFETY ALERT
10/16/2012
DPS CASE #12-00982
Terrance Leisure (pictured below) is not permitted to be on the USD campus. Should you see this individual, do not attempt to contact him, and please call DPS immediately at 619-260-2222.

DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SAFETY ALERT
10/11/2012
DPS CASE #12-00970
Jason Michael Berlin (pictured below) is not permitted to be on the USD campus. Should you see this individual, do not attempt to contact him, and please call DPS immediately at 619-260-2222.

DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SAFETY ALERT
10/05/2012
DPS CASE #12-00950
Cid Waller (pictured below) is not permitted to be on the USD campus. Should you see this individual, do not attempt to contact him, and please call DPS immediately at 619-260-2222.

DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SAFETY ALERT
10/04/2012
DPS CASE #12-00943
Steven Douglas Sims (pictured below) is not permitted to be on the USD campus. Mr. Sims is described as approximately 6’ 2”, 190 lbs., brown hair, and blue eyes. Should you see this individual, do not attempt to contact him, and please call DPS immediately at 619-260-2222.

BICYCLE THEFT ALERT
9/27/2012
The Department of Public Safety would like to bring to your attention a recent increase in bicycle thefts that have occurred on the campus of the University of San Diego. Since September 19, 2012, there have been five bicycle thefts.

DPS has increased its patrol and surveillance activities around all bike racks and bike storage areas.

You are strongly encouraged to report all suspicious activity immediately to Public Safety at (619) 260-7777.

DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SAFETY ALERT
09/25/2012
DPS CASE #12-00896
Samuel E. Caston, Jr. (pictured below) is not permitted to be on the USD campus. Mr. Caston is described as approximately 5’ 5”, 160 lbs., black hair, and brown eyes. Should you see this individual, do not attempt to contact him, and please call DPS immediately at 619-260-2222.

DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SAFETY ALERT
09/10/2012
DPS CASE #12-00790
Cameron Hoskin (pictured below) is not permitted to be on the USD campus or to have contact with any members of the USD community. Mr. Hoskin is described as approximately 5’ 9”, 160 lbs., black hair, and brown eyes. Should you see this individual, do not attempt to contact him, and please call DPS immediately at 619-260-2222.

DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SAFETY ALERT
06/20/2012
DPS CASE #12-00598
James Soltysiak (pictured below) is not permitted to be on the USD campus. He is not a student and is not otherwise affiliated with USD. Should you see this individual, do not attempt to contact him, and please call DPS immediately at 619-260-2222.

DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SAFETY ALERT
05/24/2012
DPS CASE #12-00538
Leslie Williams (pictured below) is not permitted to be on the USD campus. She is not a student and is not otherwise affiliated with USD. Should you see this individual, do not attempt to contact her, and please call DPS immediately at 619-260-2222.

SECURITY ALERT
01/23/2012
DPS Case #12-00039
The Department of Public Safety received a report of a Motor Vehicle Theft from the Main Parking Structure on January 23, 2012 between 0800 and 1730 hours.

Please take preventative measures to ensure the security of your vehicle and your belongings. Lock all doors, roll up windows, and remove all valuables.

You are strongly encouraged to report all suspicious activity immediately to Public Safety at (619) 260-2222.

CAMPUS SAFETY ALERT
11/10/2011
DPS Case #11-01156 & 11-01160
On November 09, 2011 at approximately 5:55 p.m., Public Safety was contacted by a resident student to investigate suspicious activity by the Alcala Vista Apartments. The resident student observed a male suspect crouched down in the bushes near Palomar Hall. When the suspect noticed the resident student, he fled towards Via Las Cumbres.

On November 10, 2011 at approximately 6:00 a.m., a group of students observed a male suspect matching the description in the aforementioned incident slashing the tires on two vehicles with a 4” blade knife. When the suspect noticed the students, he fled the scene in his vehicle.

DPS is actively working with the San Diego Police Department regarding both incidents. DPS has implemented increased security measures.

Anyone having any information regarding this incident or observing suspicious activity is encouraged to contact Public Safety at 619-260-2222. Your safety and security are extremely important to us. Remember to lock all doors and windows, and be sure to keep window screens intact at all times. To enhance the security of residential hall windows, additional window locks can be picked up free of charge at Missions Crossroads or any Residential Hall Information Desk. We urge community members to follow important safety tips on the DPS Website: http://www.sandiego.edu/safety/prevention/tips/.

THEFT/SECURITY ALERT
11/07/2011
The University received reports of multiple burglaries that have occurred in the University Terrace Apartments. The most recent incidents occurred on November 6, 2011.

Please take preventative measures to ensure the security of your belongings. Keep valuables out of sight, remember to lock all doors and windows, and be sure to keep window screens intact at all times. To enhance the security of residential hall windows, additional window locks can be picked up free of charge at Missions Crossroads or any Residential Hall Information Desk. If you observe any suspicious activity, please call Public Safety immediately at (619) 260-2222. We urge community members to follow important safety tips on the DPS Website: http://www.sandiego.edu/safety/prevention/tips/residence_hall.php.

Anyone having information regarding these incidents is encouraged to contact Public Safety at (619) 260-7777.

DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SAFETY ALERT
09/19/2011
DPS Case #11-00888
Robert Houze (pictured below) is not permitted to be on the USD campus or to have contact with any members of the USD community. Mr. Houze is a 54 year old male, 5’ 7”, 185 lbs., hazel eyes, and reddish hair. Should you see this individual, do not attempt to contact him, and please call DPS immediately at 619-260-2222.

DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SAFETY ALERT
08/25/2011
Gabriel Blanchette (pictured below) is not permitted to be on the USD campus. Mr. Blanchette drives a green 1997 Toyota 4Runner, California license plate number 5YEN784. A similar vehicle is also pictured below. Should you see this individual, do not attempt to contact him, and please call DPS immediately at 619-260-2222.

THEFT/SECURITY ALERT
06/25/2011
Public Safety has received four separate reports of theft from the University Terrace Apartments over the past few weeks.

Please take preventative measures to ensure the security of your belongings. Keep valuables out of sight and remember to lock all doors and windows. To enhance the security of residential hall windows, additional window locks can be picked up free of charge at Missions Crossroads or any Residential Hall Information Desk. We urge community members to follow important safety tips on the DPS Website: http://www.sandiego.edu/safety/prevention/tips/

Anyone having information regarding these incidents is encouraged to contact Public Safety at (619) 260-7777.

DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SAFETY ALERT
05/17/2011
Since May 10, 2011, the Department of Public Safety has received a number of reports of vandalisms from the second floor of Camino Hall. Two of these most recent incidents have included broken glass. Anyone having information regarding these incidents is strongly encouraged to contact Public Safety at (619) 260-7777.

DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SAFETY ALERT
05/16/2011
DPS Case #11-00530
Roman Tijorina (pictured below) is not permitted to be on the USD campus. He is not a student and is not otherwise affiliated with USD. Should you see this individual, do not attempt to contact him, and please call DPS immediately at 619-260-2222.

VEHICLE SECURITY ALERT
05/06/2011

The Department of Public Safety has received three reports of vehicle burglary in and around the USD campus between May 3, 2011 and May 5, 2011.

Please take preventative measures to ensure the security of your belongings. Lock all doors, roll up windows, and remove all valuables.

You are strongly encouraged to report all suspicious activity immediately to Public Safety at (619) 260-2222.

VEHICLE SECURITY ALERT
05/04/2011
DPS Case #11-00466
The Department of Public Safety has received a report of a vehicle burglary in the West Parking Structure which occurred on May 3, 2011 between 1915 and 2000 hours. Two suspects were seen fleeing the area. They are described as the following:

Please take preventative measures to ensure the security of your belongings. Park in well-lit areas; lock all doors, roll up windows and remove all property. You are strongly encouraged to report all suspicious activity immediately to Public Safety at (619) 260-2222.

Anyone having information regarding this incident is encouraged to contact Public Safety at (619) 260-7777.

CAMPUS SAFETY ALERT
04/27/2011
DPS Case #11-00428
On April 26, 2011 at approximately 6:00 p.m., Public Safety was contacted by a resident staff member to investigate a possible burglary in the San Miguel residence hall. The staff member reported that on April 25, 2011 at approximately 4:00 a.m., she heard what sounded like the exterior closing. No one was observed entering or leaving the apartment. After searching the apartment, the residents established that no property was taken. The following day (April 26th) the residents noticed that the window screens were removed.

DPS responded to the residence hall and conducted a search of the area. There were no signs of forced entry.

Anyone having any information regarding this incident or observing suspicious activity is encouraged to contact Public Safety at 619-260-2222. Your safety and security are extremely important to us. To enhance the security of residential hall windows, additional window locks can be picked up free of charge at Missions Crossroads or any Residential Hall Information Desk. We urge community members to follow important safety tips on the DPS Website: http://sandiego.edu/safety/pdf/crimepreventionstrategies.pdf.

VEHICLE SECURITY ALERT
03/31/2011
The Department of Public Safety has received two (2) reports of vehicle burglary in the Alcalá Vista parking lot and its surrounding area between March 28, 2011 and March 30, 2011.

Please take preventative measures to ensure the security of your belongings. Park in well-lit areas; lock all doors, roll up windows and remove all property.

You are strongly encouraged to report all suspicious activity immediately to Public Safety at (619) 260-2222.

Anyone having information regarding these incidents is asked to contact Public Safety at (619) 260-7777.

CAMPUS SECURITY ALERT
03/14/2011
DPS Case #11-00262
Mark Davis (pictured below) is not permitted to be on the USD campus. He is not a student and is not otherwise affiliated with USD. Should you see this individual, do not attempt to contact him, and please call DPS immediately at 619-260-2222.

CAMPUS SECURITY ALERT
03/11/2011
Public Safety has received three separate reports of theft from Camino Hall Room 48. They have all occurred between 03/09/2011 and 03/10/2011.

Please take preventative measures to ensure the security of your belongings.

You are strongly encouraged to report all suspicious activity immediately to Public Safety at (619) 260-2222.

Anyone having information regarding these incidents is asked to contact Public Safety at (619) 260-7777.

CAMPUS SAFETY ALERT
03/09/2011
DPS Case #11-00239
At approximately 9:42 a.m. Public Safety responded to a report of a suspicious person in Copley Library. Upon investigation, a female student reported that she was approached by an unknown male subject on 03/08/2011 at approximately 11:30 p.m. The subject sat behind the student and began to ask her questions. He then placed his hand on the student’s shoulder and began to rub her shoulder. At this time, the student fled the area.

The subject is described as a Hispanic male, college age, approximately 6’1” and 200 lbs. with a muscular build, short dark hair, and wearing a blue Adidas brand jacket and short gray shorts.

Should you see this individual, do not attempt to contact him, and please call DPS immediately at 619-260-2222. If you observe any suspicious activity, you are encouraged to contact Public Safety immediately at 619-260-2222.

DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SAFETY ALERT
03/07/2011
DPS Case #11-00225
On March 7, 2011 at approximately 6:00 a.m. Public Safety responded to a report of vandalism in the first floor men’s restroom in Maher Hall. Upon investigation, an unknown person tagged a stall in the first floor men’s restroom with gang-related graffiti.

You are strongly encouraged to report all suspicious activity immediately to Public Safety at (619) 260-2222.

Anyone having information regarding this incident is asked to contact Public Safety at (619) 260-7777.

DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SAFETY ALERT
02/17/2011
DPS Case #11-00134
The individual pictured below is not permitted to be on the USD campus. He is not a student and is not otherwise affiliated with USD. Should you see this individual, do not attempt to contact him, and please call DPS immediately at 619-260-2222.

CAMPUS SECURITY ALERT
01/28/2011
DPS Case #11-00049
Public Safety received a report of the theft of a wallet from a secured locker (the lock was removed) in the JCP men’s locker room. The theft was said to have occurred on Friday, January 28, 2011 between 12:15 p.m. and 1:20 p.m.

You are strongly encouraged to report all suspicious activity immediately to Public Safety at (619) 260-2222.

Anyone having information regarding this incident is asked to contact Public Safety at (619) 260-7777.

CAMPUS SAFETY ALERT01/13/2011
DPS Case #11-00016
On January 13, 2011 at approximately 1:23 a.m., Public Safety was contacted by a student to investigate a burglary. The student reported that two male subjects unlawfully entered his Vistas apartment through a closed, yet unlocked, window. Once they noticed the resident student sleeping in his room, they quickly exited through the front door. No property was taken.

The resident student was able to give the following descriptions of the two suspects:

DPS responded immediately and conducted a search of the area; however, the two male subjects were unable to be located. San Diego Police Department and San Diego City Schools Police Department were notified for information only.

Anyone having any information regarding this incident or observing suspicious activity is encouraged to contact Public Safety at 619-260-2222. Your safety and security are extremely important to us. To enhance the security of residential hall windows, additional window locks can be picked up free of charge at Missions Crossroads or any Residential Hall Information Desk. We urge community members to follow important safety tips on the DPS Website: http://sandiego.edu/safety/pdf/crimepreventionstrategies.pdf

DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SAFETY ALERT
11/12/2010
DPS Case #10-01139
At approximately 4:20 p.m. on Friday, November 12, 2010, the University of San Diego Department of Public Safety (DPS) received a report of a male subject following a female student on Linda Vista Road while she was walking westbound from the Vistas Apartments to the main campus. He was spotted again following her as she was walking eastbound back to the Vistas Apartments. The male subject is described as a white male with a white beard and wearing bagging clothes.

On November 11, 2010 another female student reported a similar incident with a male subject matching the description above. The female was jogging on the east hill on Torero Way towards the Vistas when she passed an older white, heavy set male, wearing a red zip up sweater, shorts and a back pack. The female student felt that the subject might have been trying to follow her. The Department of Public Safety immediately responded to investigate the area; however, the subject was unable to be located.

If you observe any suspicious activity, you are encouraged to contact Public Safety immediately at 619-260-2222. Your safety and security are extremely important to us. We urge community members to follow important safety tips on the DPS Web site: http://sandiego.edu/safety/pdf/crimepreventionstrategies.pdf.

OFF-CAMPUS SAFETY ALERT
10/15/2010
The Department of Public Safety received a report of two USD students who were assaulted in the Pacific Beach area near the intersection of Garnet Avenue and Dawes Street. In reviewing crime statistics for the past 30 days around this specific location, four assaults have been reported to the San Diego Police Department. These assaults appear to be occurring between the hours of 12:00 a.m. and 1:30 a.m. Because many of our students, faculty, and staff live and/or spend time in the Pacific Beach area, we felt it was important to bring these incidents to your attention. Whether you are on or off campus, it is important to always exercise vigilance in your personal safety strategies. Please take a moment to review the safety tips we have available on the Department of Public Safety website http://www.sandiego.edu/safety/pdf/crimepreventionstrategies.pdf

If you have any questions or concerns, please feel free to contact our department at publicsafety@sandiego.edu or (619) 260-7777.

DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SAFETY ALERT
10/04/2010
DPS Case #10-00668
The individual identified as Derrick Houghton, pictured below, is not permitted to be on the USD campus. He is not a student and is not otherwise affiliated with USD. Should you see this individual, do not attempt to contact him, and please call DPS immediately at 619-260-2222.

CAMPUS SAFETY ALERT
09/15/10
DPS Case #10-00823
On September 14, 2010 at approximately 2:00 p.m., Public Safety was contacted by a student to investigate a possible theft. The student reported that she had discovered a folding knife and flashlight in the vicinity of the 5969 building of Missions A while she was searching for her property. The items were photographed and secured at DPS. At approximately 12:18 a.m. on Wednesday, September 15, 2010, the same resident of the 5969 building of Missions A reported that an unknown subject knocked on her window and shined a flashlight into her window. The individual at the window appeared to have been wearing a dark hooded sweatshirt, though no further description was available.

DPS was contacted following the incident. DPS responded immediately and conducted a search of the area, though were unable to locate any individual.

Anyone having any information regarding this incident or observing suspicious activity is encouraged to contact Public Safety at 619-260-2222. Your safety and security are extremely important to us. To enhance the security of residential hall windows, additional window locks can be picked up free of charge at Missions Crossroads or any Residential Hall Information Desk. We urge community members to follow important safety tips on the DPS Web site: http://sandiego.edu/safety/pdf/crimepreventionstrategies.pdf

DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SAFETY ALERT
09/14/10
DPS Case #10-00824
At approximately 7:35 a.m. on Tuesday, September 14, 2010, a male subject physically accosted a female resident student while she was off campus running east on Friars Road (approximately 5300 Friars Road).

The San Diego Police Department was contacted, and following their investigation, the male suspect was arrested. The University of San Diego Department of Public Safety (DPS) received a report of the incident at 12:14 p.m. on Tuesday, September 14, 2010.

CAMPUS SAFETY ALERT
09/09/10
DPS Case #10-00787
At approximately 1:30 p.m. on Wednesday, September 8, 2010, an unknown male subject was observed on the southwest corner of Linda Vista and Via Las Cumbres; he then approached a female student in the vicinity of Friars Road & Via Las Cumbres and made inappropriate comments to her. The subject was described as a 25-30 year old Hispanic male, approximately 5’3” to 5’4”’ tall, 130 lbs, and black wavy medium length hair. The subject was reported to be wearing a blue t-shirt with the name “Miguel” embroidered on it and khaki pants (possibly some type of uniform).

If you observe any suspicious activity, you are encouraged to contact Public Safety immediately at 619-260-2222. Your safety and security are extremely important to us. We urge community members to follow important safety tips on the DPS Web site: http://sandiego.edu/safety/pdf/crimepreventionstrategies.pdf

DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SAFETY ALERT
08/19/10
DPS Case #10-00705
Hamed Dost (pictured below) is described as a 40 year old male, approximately 5’10” tall, 150-160 lbs., full beard, balding brown hair, and brown eyes. Mr. Dost also states he is of Afghan descent. He is not a student and is not otherwise affiliated with USD. Mr. Dost is not permitted to be on the USD campus. Should you see this individual, do not attempt to contact him, and please call DPS immediately at 619-260-2222.

DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SAFETY ALERT
07/27/10
DPS Case #10-00674
The individual below is not permitted to be on the USD campus. He is not a student and is not otherwise affiliated with USD. Should you see this individual, do not attempt to contact him, and please call DPS immediately at 619-260-2222.

CAMPUS SECURITY ALERT06/18/2010
DPS Case #10-00607
Charles Caddell (pictured below) is described as a Hispanic male approximately 48 years of age, 6’0” tall, 160 lbs., brown hair, and brown eyes. He is not permitted to be on the USD campus. Should you see this individual, do not attempt to contact him and please call DPS immediately at 619-260-2222.

CAMPUS SECURITY ALERT06/04/10DPS Case #10-00574

The individual pictured below is not permitted to be on the USD campus. If you know this individual, or should you see this individual, do not attempt to contact him, and please call DPS immediately at 619-260-2222. This individual was last seen in the USD West Parking Structure.

CAMPUS SECURITY ALERT06/03/2010DPS Case #10-00579
The individual identified as Patrick E. Hunt, pictured below, is not permitted to be on the USD campus. He is not a student and is not otherwise affiliated with USD. Should you see this individual, do not attempt to contact him, and please call DPS immediately at 619-260-2222.

CAMPUS SECURITY ALERT
05/21/2010
The individual identified as Robert Solberg, pictured below, is not permitted to be on the USD campus. He is not a student and is not otherwise affiliated with USD. Should you see this individual, do not attempt to contact him, and please call DPS immediately at 619-260-2222.

CAMPUS SECURITY ALERT05/07/2010
The individual identified as Rueben Silva, pictured below, is not permitted to be on the USD campus. He is not a student and is not otherwise affiliated with USD. Should you see this individual, do not attempt to contact him, and please call DPS immediately at 619-260-2222.

CAMPUS SAFETY ALERT04/09/2010

The individual identified as Mark Anthony Harrison, pictured below, is not permitted to be on the USD campus. He is not a student and is not otherwise affiliated with USD. Should you see this individual, do not attempt to contact him, and please call DPS immediately at 619-260-2222.

BICYCLE THEFT ALERT
03/31/2010

The Department of Public Safety would like to bring to your attention a recent increase in bicycle thefts that have occurred on the campus of the University of San Diego. Since March 13, 2010, there have been eight documented bicycle thefts, and one bicycle seat theft. This increase in thefts is not unique to our university. Several San Diego area colleges and universities have reported similar increases in this type of crime on their campuses.

DPS has increased its patrol and surveillance activities around all bike racks and bike storage areas. During the Easter holiday, you are encouraged to seek other means of secure storage for your bicycle if possible. If you have any questions about ways to secure your bicycle while on campus, please contact the Department of Public Safety at 619-260-7777.

Finally, DPS encourages and appreciates our community member’s participation in “Community on Patrol” activities such as reporting all suspicious behavior in a timely manner. DPS is available 24 hours a day, seven days a week at 619-260-7777.

CAMPUS SAFETY ALERT03/30/2010

The individual pictured below is not permitted to be on the USD campus. He is not a student and is not otherwise affiliated with USD. Should you see this individual, do not attempt to contact him, and please call DPS immediately at 619-260-2222.

CAMPUS SECURITY ALERT03/30/2010

The individual pictured below is not permitted to be on the USD campus. He is not a student and is not otherwise affiliated with USD. Should you see this individual, do not attempt to contact him, and please call DPS immediately at 619-260-2222.

At approximately 2:16 pm on Saturday, March 20, 2010, the Department of Public Safety received a report of possibly offensive music being played at a University-sponsored event. The reporting party alleged that music with racist and derogatory terms was being played during what was later determined to be an event hosted by a USD student group in the Sports Center Pool area. A Public Safety officer confirmed that one song on the playlist for the event did contain offensive words and material and should not have been played at the event. All other songs played at the event had been edited for offensive content.

A Sensitive Issues Team was convened on Tuesday, March 23, 2010 to review the incident and determine an appropriate response. A referral to the discipline office was made, and efforts are underway to identify any students and/or community members who may have been impacted by listening to this one song that was not appropriately checked for content (any individual who may have been affected by listening to this inappropriate song is encouraged to contact the Department of Public Safety at 619-260-7777).

The University of San Diego will not tolerate any bias-related incidents and will respond to them with appropriate sanctions. For more information regarding USD’s Hate Crimes and Bias Motivated Incidents Response Procedures, please refer to the link below: http://www.sandiego.edu/safety/responseprocedures.php

VEHICLE SECURITY ALERT03/03/2010

On March 2, 2010, two vehicles were reported burglarized in the West Parking Structure and West Parking lot, respectively. The burglarized vehicles both had windows that had been shattered by an unknown object. If you have any information regarding any of these incidents, please contact Public Safety at (619) 260-7777.

DPS encourages all to follow these vehicle safety tips:
1. IMMEDIATELY report all suspicious activity to Public Safety at (619) 260-2222.
2. NEVER leave valuables in your vehicle. If you must leave items in your vehicle, secure them in the trunk or glove compartment.
3. ALWAYS lock and secure your doors and windows when exiting your vehicle.

For additional campus safety information, please visit the Department of Public Safety’s website at www.sandiego.edu/safety or contact Public Safety at (619) 260-7777.

CAMPUS SAFETY ALERT03/02/2010

At approximately 5:25 am on Friday, February 19, 2010, a University of San Diego student observed what appeared to be knocking sounds and an individual rattling her door handle on the first floor of the San Luis residential hall. Public Safety officers responded immediately to the area but were unable to locate anyone.

The reporting party contacted a Residential Life staff member on 03/02/2010, and disclosed additional safety and security concerns that were not initially reported. Upon further investigation, another hall resident had observed the sound of an individual exiting the first floor restroom, commence knocking, and then exit via the main doors. The student could not provide a physical description of the individual. DPS officers discovered that two window screens leading into the first floor bathroom were missing, though it is unknown if the windows were open at the time of the initial report. General Services has been contacted to replace the window screens.

Anyone having any information regarding this incident or observing suspicious activity is encouraged to contact Public Safety at 619-260-2222. Your safety and security are extremely important to us. We urge community members to follow important safety tips on the DPS Web site: http://sandiego.edu/safety/pdf/crimepreventionstrategies.pdf

CAMPUS SAFETY ALERT02/26/2010

At approximately 7:35 pm on Thursday, February 25, 2010, a University of San Diego employee observed an unknown male checking door handles on the second floor of the Sports Center complex. The employee approached the man, but the individual left without answering her questions. The subject has been described as a black male in his 20s, with short curly hair, and was last seeing wearing blue jeans and a tan tshirt.

The reporting party contacted USD Department of Public Safety at approximately 2:00 pm on 2/26/2010. The incident remains under investigation.

Anyone having any information regarding this incident or observing suspicious activity is encouraged to contact Public Safety at 619-260-2222. Your safety and security are extremely important to us. We urge community members to follow important safety tips on the DPS Web site: http://sandiego.edu/safety/pdf/crimepreventionstrategies.pdf

The individual identified below is not permitted to be on the USD campus. He is not a student or otherwise affiliated with USD. He has been observed attempting to access campus on foot via the West Entrance. If you see Mr. Claflin on the USD campus, please do not attempt to contact him, and call Public Safety immediately at (619) 260-2222.
(Case #10-00196).

On February 4, 2010, one vehicle was reported stolen from the West Parking Structure. A white male, approximately 25-30 years old and last seen wearing a blue buttoned down long-sleeved shirt was last seen by the victim driving the vehicle off campus at a high rate of speed. The suspect was also observed in possession of a red gym bag. Additionally, three vehicles were reported burglarized, also in the West Parking Structure. The burglarized vehicles were all parked on the 2nd floor of the West Parking Structure, and all had windows that had been shattered by an unknown object. If you have any information regarding any of these incidents, please contact Public Safety at (619) 260-7777.

DPS encourages all to follow these vehicle safety tips:
1. IMMEDIATELY report all suspicious individuals or activity to Public Safety at (619) 260-2222.
2. NEVER leave valuables in your vehicle. If you must leave items in your vehicle, secure them in the trunk or glove compartment.
3. ALWAYS lock and secure your doors and windows when exiting your vehicle.

For additional campus safety information, please visit the Department of Public Safety’s website at www.sandiego.edu/safety or contact Public Safety at (619) 260-7777.

Campus Safety Alert
02/03/2010

At approximately 6:45 am on Wednesday, February 2, 2010, a University of San Diego student was approached by an unknown male while walking up a dirt path from Linda Vista Rd. toward the south end of the Science and Technology Center. The male allegedly grabbed the student’s arm and said, “Come with me for a minute.” The individual has been described as a white male, approximately 5’10” in height, with brown hair and hazel eyes. The individual was last seen wearing khaki pants and carrying a blue or black backpack, and had piercings in his ears.

The reporting party contacted USD Department of Public Safety approximately 15 minutes after the incident occurred. Public Safety officers responded but were unable to locate anyone in the area matching the description. The incident remains under investigation.

Anyone having any information regarding this incident or observing suspicious activity is encouraged to contact Public Safety at 619-260-2222. Your safety and security are extremely important to us. We urge community members to follow important safety tips on the DPS Web site: http://sandiego.edu/safety/pdf/crimepreventionstrategies.pdf

On December 4, 2009, one vehicle was reported stolen from the Presidio Terrace Apartment (PTA) area. Additionally, there were nine vehicles were reported vandalized in the University Terrace Apartment (UTA) area. The vandalized vehicles were all parked in the UTA East parking lot, and all had been marked with a sharp, pointed object on or around the trunk. If you have any information regarding any of these incidents, please contact Public Safety at (619) 260-7777.

DPS encourages all to follow these vehicle safety tips:
1. IMMEDIATELY report all suspicious individuals or activity to Public Safety at (619) 260-2222.
2. NEVER leave valuables in your vehicle. If you must leave items in your vehicle, secure them in the trunk or glove compartment.
3. ALWAYS lock and secure your doors and windows when exiting your vehicle.

For additional campus safety information, please visit the Department of Public Safety’s website at www.sandiego.edu/safety or contact Public Safety at (619) 260-7777.

CAMPUS CRIME ALERT
DPS Case #09-01093
November 8, 2009

On November 8, 2009 at approximately 12:13 p.m., the Department of Public Safety received a report (case #09-01093) of an individual brandishing a weapon near The Immaculata. Public Safety responded immediately to the location, located the individual in question, and determined that he had a pocket knife on his person. The individual was reported to have made threatening comments and threatening gestures with the pocket knife to two non-USD community members. Public Safety immediately placed the individual under arrest and identified him as Hector Beltran. SDPD was contacted and responded to the scene, assumed custody of Mr. Beltran and booked Mr. Beltran into jail.

You are encourage to visit the Department of Public Safety’s website at www.sandiego.edu/safety for crime prevention strategies and additional information.

Mr. Beltran (pictured below) is not permitted to be on the campus of USD. Should he be seen on campus in the future, do not attempt to contact him and please call Public Safety immediately at (619) 260-2222 or ext. 2222.

At approximately 3:20 am on Thursday, October 22, 2009, two University of San Diego resident students observed a male individual walking down the southwest exterior stairs of the San Rafael residence hall. The male subject was described as a 19-20 year old Caucasian, approximately 6’ tall and of medium-muscular build. The subject was reported to be nude below the waist, and was wearing a white T-shirt with a circular logo.

USD Department of Public Safety was contacted by the reporting party approximately 10-20 minutes after the incident occurred. Public Safety officers responded but were unable to locate anyone in the area matching the description. The incident remains under investigation.

Anyone having any information regarding this incident or observing suspicious activity is encouraged to contact Public Safety at 619-260-2222. Your safety and security are extremely important to us. We urge community members to follow important safety tips on the DPS Web site: http://sandiego.edu/safety/pdf/crimepreventionstrategies.pdf

At approximately 1:02 am on Monday, 17 August 2009, Public Safety received a report from a resident student of an unknown subject that was peeping into a University Terrace Apartment. Public Safety arrived immediately and was able to locate the suspect who they observed looking through the window of the student’s apartment. Public Safety apprehended the suspect, who was identified as Solomon Shepherd. SDPD was contacted and they placed Mr. Shephard under arrest.

Should you see Mr. Shephard (pictured below), do not attempt to contact him, and please call DPS immediately at 619-260-2222. He is not permitted to be on the University of San Diego campus. Your safety and security are extremely important to us. We urge community members to routinely check the DPS website for the most up to date information regarding Campus Crime, Safety and Security Alerts at www.sandiego.edu/safety.

On July 25, 2009 at approximately 0100hrs, a Public Safety Officer observed a nude male running towards the Manchester Village garage of building 2. The Public Safety Officer pursued the male into the garage and the male was last seen running east bound up the stairs between Manchester Village buildings 1 and 2. Additional Public Safety Officers arrived to assist, but were unable to locate the male.

At this time, we do not have any indication that the male entered a university residence hall or building.

The individual is described as a White male adult possibly between 25-30 years old, approximately 5’8” to 5’11”, short dark brown hair with a receding hair line, muscular build.

If you observe suspicious behavior, please immediately contact the Department of Public Safety at (619) 260-2222.

CAMPUS CRIME ALERT
07/05/2009

On July 4th, 2009 at approximately 11:52pm a resident of the University Terrace Apartments reported that unknown male was seen looking through her bathroom window (case 09-00619). The individual is described as a White male in his 20’s, approximately 5’8” with short black hair wearing a green jacket and black pants.
Anyone with any information regarding this incident is encouraged to contact the Department of Public Safety at (619)260-7777.

Your safety and security are extremely important to us. We urge all community members to routinely check the DPS website for the most up to date information regarding Campus Crime, Safety and Security Alerts at www.sandiego.edu/safety. We also encourage all community members to immediately report all suspicious activity to the Department of Public Safety at (619) 260-7777).

At approximately 8:02 am on June 30, 2009, a non-student was contacted for abusing and being disruptive in a lounge in the Warren Hall School of Law that was reserved for students. Upon investigation, the individual, later identified as Melvin Marbrey, had been using the Student Lounge to cook his meals and watch TV. The subject initially complied with Public Safety when asked to leave the area, however he was later seen in the Legal Research Center.

Public Safety immediately responded and again admonished the subject for being on campus, and served him with a written No Trespass Order. SDPD was contacted to respond when the subject refused to comply with Public Safety’s requests. SDPD responded and assumed custody of Mr. Marbrey.

Should you see Mr. Marbrey, do not attempt to contact him, and please call DPS immediately at 619-260-2222. Your safety and security are extremely important to us. We urge community members to routinely check the DPS website for the most up to date information regarding Campus Crime, Safety and Security Alerts at www.sandiego.edu/safety.

At approximately 7:54 pm on Saturday, June 06, the University of San Diego Department of Public Safety (DPS) received a report of a male subject who had allegedly exposed himself to a female while she was jogging westbound along Linda Vista Road west of the Main Entrance and east of the USD stairway located on Linda Vista. The individual, described as a black male, 5’10” and 180lbs with black hair and brown eyes, was contacted by Public Safety shortly after the incident was reported.

The San Diego Police Department was contacted and responded to the scene. SDPD placed the individual under arrest for indecent exposure and for failing to register as a felony sex offender. The individual, identified as Anthony Patton, is not permitted to be on USD property. Should you see Mr. Patton, do not attempt to contact him, and please call DPS immediately at 619-260-2222.

Your safety and security are extremely important to us. We urge community members to follow other important safety tips on the DPS Web site: http://sandiego.edu/safety/pdf/crimepreventionstrategies.pdf

Thank you.

Anthony Patton

CAMPUS CRIME ALERT
05/26/2009
The individual identified below is not permitted to be on the USD campus. He is not a student and is not otherwise affiliated with USD.

Michael Lawrence Scalfaro
Height: 5’6”
Weight: 190 lbs.
Hair: Black
Eyes: Brown
At approximately 4:55 p.m. on Saturday, May 23, Public Safety received a report of an unknown male subject using the women’s restroom on the second floor of the Legal Research Center. Public Safety officers responded immediately and found Scalfaro in the women’s restroom. Scalfaro was given a No Trespass Admonishment and escorted off campus.
If you see Scalfaro on campus or observe any other suspicious activity, please contact the Department of Public Safety immediately at 619-260-2222. Your safety and security are important to us.

CAMPUS CRIME ALERT
05/22/2009

At approximately 11:30 pm on Thursday, May 21, a University of San Diego resident student observed an individual look through her kitchen window while she was in a nearby room. The individual has been described as a Hispanic male with light skin and dark black hair, and was approximately 5’8” and 160lbs. The subject was last seen wearing a blue track jacket.

USD Department of Public Safety was contacted by the student immediately after the incident occurred. Public Safety officers responded but were unable to locate anyone matching the description. The incident remains under investigation.

Anyone having any information regarding this incident or observing suspicious activity is encouraged to contact Public Safety at 619-260-2222. Your safety and security are extremely important to us. We urge resident students to lock their windows and doors, and to follow other important safety tips on the DPS Web site: http://sandiego.edu/safety/pdf/crimepreventionstrategies.pdf

At approximately 2:45 pm on Thursday, May 14, a University of San Diego resident student was approached by an unknown male subject outside of Copley Library and was subjected to an unwanted physical embrace. Yesterday, it was reported to Public Safety that the same male subject had previously approached and made inappropriate remarks to the resident student on May 8 near the Missions B area after exiting a white 4-door SUV.

The male subject is described as 20-25 years old, possibly of Middle Eastern descent, 5’8”-5’11” tall, 160-180 lbs, with short, thick brown hair and brown eyes, and unshaven. He was last seen wearing a pink shirt and pink striped linen shorts.

The incidents remain under investigation. If you have any information regarding either of these incidents, or if you observe suspicious activity, we encourage you to contact Public Safety at 619-260-2222.

Your safety and security are extremely important to us. We urge resident students to follow other important safety tips available on the DPS Web site: http://sandiego.edu/safety/pdf/crimepreventionstrategies.pdf

At approximately 12:31am on Friday, May 15, a University of San Diego resident student reported that he was allegedly contacted earlier in the evening by two male individuals that were demanding the whereabouts of another resident student. The individuals have both been described as white males approximately 5’10” in height. One subject was wearing a gray Tshirt and had earrings, while the other subject was wearing a white Tshirt; both individuals were wearing shorts. A threatening statement was made by one of the individuals in reference to the student they were attempting to locate. The individuals were advised that the resident student was not present, and they left the area without incident. Public Safety officers and Residential Life Staff responded and checked the surrounding areas. The subjects were unable to be located. The incident remains under investigation.

Anyone having any information regarding this incident or observing suspicious activity is encouraged to contact Public Safety at 619-260-2222.
Your safety and security are extremely important to us. We urge resident students to lock their windows and doors, and follow other important safety tips available on the DPS Web site: http://sandiego.edu/safety/pdf/crimepreventionstrategies.pdf

Thank you.

Suspect Descriptions:
Two White Males
Both 5’10” in height
One in gray TShirt and shorts, and had earrings
One in a white Tshirt and shorts

CAMPUS SECURITY ALERT
05/12/2009

The individual identified below is not permitted to be on the USD campus. He is not a student or otherwise affiliated with USD. This individual was contacted by Public Safety and arrested by SDPD on 05/12/2009 for suspected burglary of vehicles in the Alcala Vista Parking lot, and was found in possession of a window hammer (a burglary tool). If you see Mr. Burdette on the USD campus, please contact Public Safety immediately at (619) 260-2222.
(Case #09-00504).

Ryan Burdette
Height 6’0”
Weight 160 lbs
Age 32
Brown Hair/Brown Eyes

CRIME ALERT 05.07.09
DPS Case #09-00484

At approximately 6:00pm on Monday, May 4, a commuter University of San Diego student witnessed a male subject exit a female restroom within the Legal Research Center. The suspect is described as a white male in his 30s, with shoulder-length, wavy brown hair, and was last seen wearing light blue jeans, a plain white T-shirt, and black sneaker-type shoes. The suspect was also seen carrying a black briefcase-type bag.

USD Department of Public Safety was contacted by the student on 05/07/09 at approximately 8:45am. The incident remains under investigation.

Anyone having any information regarding this incident or observing suspicious activity is encouraged to immediately contact Public Safety at 619-260-2222. Your safety and security are extremely important to us. We urge students to follow important safety tips available on the DPS Web site: http://sandiego.edu/safety/pdf/crimepreventionstrategies.pdf

At approximately 4:22pm on Wednesday, April 29, a resident University of San Diego student observed a subject that appeared to be crouching in order to look under a San Miguel Hall shower stall. The individual has been described as fair-skinned, and left immediately after being verbally confronted by the student.

USD Department of Public Safety was contacted by the student immediately after the incident occurred. Public Safety officers responded but were unable to locate any persons of interest due to the limited description. The incident remains under investigation.

Anyone having any information regarding this incident or observing suspicious activity is encouraged to contact Public Safety at 619-260-2222. Your safety and security are extremely important to us. We urge resident students to lock their windows and doors, and to exercise caution when allowing unknown individuals into secured residential halls. For other important safety tips, please refer to the DPS Web site: http://sandiego.edu/safety/pdf/crimepreventionstrategies.pdf

*UPDATE* The Department of Public Safety has received information that the individual responsible may have been a guest of a resident student within the area. Additionally, the suspect has been identified as a male. Again, the Department of Public Safety encourages anyone having information regarding this case to immediately contact 619-260-2222.

Thank you.

CRIME ALERT 04.04.09
DPS Case #09-00359

At approximately 9:22pm on Friday, April 3, a resident University of San Diego student witnessed a male subject look through her University Terrace Apartment closet window as she was in her closet. The suspect was only able to be observed through a 12” opening at the bottom of the window, and was last seen wearing a blue shirt and jeans.

USD Department of Public Safety was contacted by the student twenty minutes after the incident occurred. Public Safety officers immediately responded and checked the surrounding areas. The incident remains under investigation.

Anyone having any information regarding this incident or observing suspicious activity is encouraged to contact Public Safety at 619-260-2222. Your safety and security are extremely important to us. We urge resident students to lock their windows and doors, and follow other important safety tips available on the DPS Web site: HYPERLINK "http://sandiego.edu/safety/pdf/crimepreventionstrategies.pdf" http://sandiego.edu/safety/pdf/crimepreventionstrategies.pdf
Thank you.
Suspect Information:
Male
Last seen wearing a blue shirt and jeans

CAMPUS CRIME ALERT

At approximately 9:39pm on Wednesday, March 25, a resident University of San Diego student witnessed a male subject look through her University Terrace Apartment bathroom window as she was showering. The suspect was described as a white male of average build in his late 20s/early 30s with dark hair, did not have facial hair, and was reported as having dark eyes and black-framed glasses with clear lenses. The suspect is assumed to be at least 6’0” to have been able to see through the bathroom window without assistance.
USD Department of Public Safety was contacted by the student immediately after the incident occurred. Public Safety officers responded and checked the surrounding areas. The incident remains under investigation.
Anyone having any information regarding this incident or observing suspicious activity is encouraged to contact Public Safety at 619-260-2222. Your safety and security are extremely important to us. We urge resident students to lock their windows and doors, and follow other important safety tips available on the DPS Web site: http://sandiego.edu/safety/pdf/crimepreventionstrategies.pdf
Thank you.

An unfortunate incident near USD serves as a reminder to please maintain your personal safety. At approximately 11:45pm on Friday, March 13, 2009, two individuals outside of the local nightclub, Brick By Brick, were shot and seriously wounded. While the victims were not associated with USD, the nightclub is a well-known location to many on campus and the proximity of this crime to the University is troubling. Police are still looking for the assailants.

The Department of Public Safety and the San Diego Police encourage all residents, including students, to join your local Neighborhood Watch program. Get involved and be an active part of the community.

The ITS Help Desk and Public Safety have received reports of both calls and texts being made to personal cell phones by two different numbers, claiming to represent the "USD Credit Union". During these calls, your 16 digit credit card and other personal information are requested for verification. DO NOT provide any information to these fraudulent requests.

The two known numbers associated with these calls at the present time are: 866-384-5761 and 800-531-5675.

These incidents have been reported by USD alumni, USD parents and several USD students.

CAMPUS VEHICLE SECURITY ALERT01/27/09

On January 26, 2009, three commuter student’s vehicles were reported burglarized and/or vandalized while parked on the B-1 level of the West Parking Structure. If you have any information regarding either of these incidents, please contact Public Safety at (619) 260-7777.

To help prevent such incidents in the future, below are some suggested safety tips we encourage all to follow:

IMMEDIATELY report all suspicious individuals or activity to Public Safety at (619) 260-2222.

NEVER leave valuables in your vehicle. If you must leave items in your vehicle, secure them in the trunk or glove compartment.

For additional campus safety information, please visit the Department of Public Safety’s website at www.sandiego.edu/safety or contact Public Safety at (619) 260-7777.

OFF-CAMPUS SAFETY ALERT
1/15/09
An unfortunate incident near USD serves as a reminder to please maintain your personal safety. In the early hours of Saturday, January 10, 2009, a patron of O’Connell’s Sport Bar was shot and killed following a fight in the street. While the victim was not associated with USD, the bar is a well-known location to many on campus and the proximity of this crime to the University is troubling. Police are still looking for the assailant.

In addition to this violent crime, KFMB-TV News 8 recently reported on rash of home burglaries in Mission Beach. Police encourage all residents, including students, to join the Neighborhood Watch program in Mission Beach. In addition to taking common safety measures around your home, your neighbor can be the eyes and ears that prevents you from being robbed while you’re at class or work. Get involved and be an active part of the community.

The individual identified below is not permitted to be on the USD campus. He is not a student or otherwise affiliated with USD. We have reason to believe that he frequents the Copley Library and Camino Hall. If you see Mr. Hamwell on the USD campus, please contact Public Safety immediately at (619) 260-2222.
(Case #08-01298).

At approximately 8:00pm on Sunday, November 30, a resident University of San Diego student witnessed a male subject look through her University Terrace Apartment bathroom window as she was showering.
The suspect was reported as being a white male with dark hair, and was possibly standing on two adjacent metal pipes to reach the 6’5” height of the bathroom window, which was open. The suspect left the UTAs immediately after being verbally confronted by the student.
USD Department of Public Safety was contacted by the student immediately after the incident occurred. Public Safety officers responded and checked the surrounding areas. The incident remains under investigation.
Anyone having any information regarding this incident or observing suspicious activity is encouraged to contact Public Safety at 619-260-2222.

At approximately 10:00pm on November 5, 2008, the suspect involved in the unauthorized entry of an apartment in Manchester Village (DPS case #08-01182) was positively identified and apprehended by Public Safety for questioning. Upon investigation it was determined that this individual, a non-student, is an acquaintance of a resident student currently residing in Manchester Village. It was determined that the individual was attempting to enter her apartment via a window but actually entered the wrong apartment. Public Safety released the individual after questioning pending SDPD’s involvement. All residents are again reminded to properly secure their windows and doors and not utilize windows as a means to gain access to their residence.

CAMPUS CRIME ALERT11/05/2008
DPS Case Number: 08-01182

At approximately 10:30pm on Monday, November 3, 2008, a resident University of San Diego student witnessed an unidentified man in her Manchester Village apartment. It is believed that the unidentified man gained access by removing a window screen of their ground-level apartment. This individual was described as having light-colored skin, wearing black sweatpants, a dark shirt and a black baseball cap. Once the suspect noticed the resident, he immediately exited through the front door of the apartment.

USD Department of Public Safety was contacted by the resident immediately following the incident. Officers responded to the scene and conducted a visual search of the area, which was found to be well-lit at the time due to an athletic event on the Manchester Village field. Surveillance video was also screened, though at this time, no one matching the suspect description has been located in the area.

Anyone having any information regarding this incident or observing suspicious activity is encouraged to contact Public Safety at 619-260-2222. Residents are reminded of the importance to keep windows secure and not leave doors propped open. Residents are also requested to verify that their windows can be properly secured. Additional window locks are available through Residential Life, and all residents are strongly encouraged to utilize these devices. Public Safety officers are available to assist all residents in ensuring that their window locks are properly installed. The Department of Public Safety also maintains updated safety tips on its Web site. To review this important information, please visit: http://www.sandiego.edu/safety/pdf/crimepreventionstrategies.pdf

Thank you.

CAMPUS VEHICLE SECURITY ALERT10/14/2008

On October 6, 2008 and October 13, 2008, a resident student and a commuter student’s vehicles were reported stolen from the Alcala Vista West Parking Lot and the Mission Parking Structure, respectively. If you have any information regarding either of these incidents, please contact Public Safety at (619) 260-7777.

To help prevent such incidents in the future, below are some suggested safety tips we encourage all to follow:

IMMEDIATELY report all suspicious individuals or activity to Public Safety at (619) 260-2222.

NEVER leave valuables in your vehicle. If you must leave items in your vehicle, secure them in the trunk or glove compartment.

For additional campus safety information, please visit the Department of Public Safety’s website at www.sandiego.edu/safety or contact Public Safety at (619) 260-7777.

CAMPUS CRIME ALERT10/02/2008
DPS Case Number: 08-01008

Last night at approximately 8:52pm, a resident University of San Diego student witnessed a male subject masturbating outside of a Sports Center entry door.
The suspect was reported as being possibly of Middle Eastern descent, in his early-mid twenties, 5’7”-5’8” feet tall and of slim build. He was reported as wearing a dark colored military-style hat, green T-shirt, and dark jeans. To view video surveillance of the possible suspect, please click here. USD Department of Public Safety was contacted by the student immediately after the incident occurred. Public Safety officers responded and checked the surrounding areas. The incident remains under investigation.
The suspect in last night’s incident closely resembles the description of the suspect in a similar incident last week, DPS Case #08-00969. The Department of Public Safety is absolutely committed to apprehending this individual and has implemented additional safety measures throughout campus. We urge everyone to be extremely vigilant and report any suspicious behavior immediately. Anyone having any information regarding this or last week’s incident is urged to contact Public Safety at (619) 260-2222.
Your health and welfare are extremely important to us. We urge resident students to lock their windows and doors, and follow other important safety tips available on the DPS Web site: http://sandiego.edu/safety/pdf/crimepreventionstrategies.pdf

Early this morning at approximately 12:34am, a resident University of San Diego student was approached and grabbed in an inappropriate manner by an unknown male in the Alcalá Vista courtyard area outside of Palomar Hall. The USD student also witnessed the suspect masturbating outside near a Palomar Hall stairwell.
The suspect was reported as being possibly of Middle Eastern descent, in his early-mid twenties, 5’6”-5’7” feet tall and of slim build. He was reported as wearing a ball cap, light colored T-shirt, a navy blue jacket and brown sandals.
The suspect followed the victim into the outside corridor adjacent to the student’s apartment.
USD department of Public Safety was contacted by the student shortly after the incident occurred. Public Safety officers immediately checked the surrounding areas. The incident remains under investigation.
Anyone having any information regarding this incident or observing suspicious activity is encouraged to contact Public Safety at 619-260-2222. Residents are reminded not to prop doorways or hall doors open, or allow unknown individuals access to residential areas. Emergency Blue-Light phones are also located throughout campus for immediate assistance.
The Department of Public Safety maintains updated safety tips on its Web site. To review this important information, please visit: http://www.sandiego.edu/safety/pdf/crimepreventionstrategies.pdf

Late last night and early this morning between the hours of 2230 and 0130, a resident University of San Diego student was awakened by two suspects attempting to remove a residence hall (Alcala Vista Apartment – Laguna Hall) window screen. The male suspect, who has been described as an Asian male in his twenties, was accompanied by an unidentified female, and both left the scene after being verbally warned by the USD student.
Also during this time frame, another resident USD student in a different resident apartment within the Laguna Apartment building was also awakened by an unknown male and female who had illegally entered his room through a window and turned on the lights. The suspects fled after noticing the room was occupied.
USD Department of Public Safety was contacted by one student several hours following the incident, and it is unknown at this time if the suspects are the same individuals in both incidents.
Anyone having any information regarding this incident or observing suspicious activity is encouraged to contact Public Safety at 619-260-2222. Residents are reminded of the importance to keep windows secure and not leave doors propped open. The Department of Public Safety also maintains updated safety tips on its Web site. To review this important information, please visit: http://www.sandiego.edu/safety/pdf/crimepreventionstrategies.pdf

The individual identified below is not permitted to be on the USD campus. He is not a student or otherwise affiliated with USD. We have reason to believe that he frequents the Copley Library. If you see Mr. Johnson on the USD campus, please contact Public Safety immediately at (619) 260-2222.
(Case #08-0572).

The individual shown below, Mr. Hiep Tran, is not permitted on the USD campus (case 08-00329). Previously Mr. Tran has been seen in and around Loma Hall, Copley Library and the Legal Research Center.
Mr. Tran has engaged in unwanted conversations with females and has been advised not to return to campus.
If you see Mr. Tran, please do not engage him in conversation. Instead call Public Safety immediately at (619) 260-2222 (ext. 2222).

This morning at approximately 9:15, a University of San Diego student was approached by a stranger in the area of Mildred and Goshen Streets (near the University Terrace Apartments) who then made inappropriate comments and exposed himself to the student.
The suspect is described as a white male wearing a black hooded sweatshirt and red shorts.

Immediately following the incident, the student notified USD’s department of Public Safety who immediately responded and who also contacted the San Diego Police Department. At this time, the suspect has not been apprehended.

As Public Safety and SDPD continue to search for the suspect, you are asked to report any suspicious activity to either Public Safety at 619-260-2222 or SDPD by calling 911.